Description : Jay and Deeth Harney are contemporary Vaqueros. Source : 4 Tapes of 4: MiniDV Call Number : F855.2.S75 H37 2003; IAL.0130 AUTRY Rights : Copyrighted. Rights are owned by the Autry National Center Institute of the American West. Copyright Holder has given Institution permission to provide access to the digitized work online. Transmission or reproduction of materials protected by copyright beyond that allowed by fair use requires the written permission of the Copyright Holder. In...
Topics: Vaqueros--California, Cowboys--California, Cattle trade--California, Ranching--California,...
Description : Arleah and Justin Fields are contemporary Vaqueros. Source : 5 Tapes of 5: MiniDV Call Number : F855.2.S75 F54 2003; IAL.0093 AUTRY Rights : Copyrighted. Rights are owned by the Autry National Center Institute of the American West. Copyright Holder has given Institution permission to provide access to the digitized work online. Transmission or reproduction of materials protected by copyright beyond that allowed by fair use requires the written permission of the Copyright Holder....
Topics: Vaqueros--California, Cowboys--California, Hispanic Americans--California--History, Cattle...
"El Charro," recorded by Charles Lummis in Los Angeles, 1904.
Topics: Spanish Songs, Wax Cylinders, Folk Songs, Spanish, Charles Lummis, Los Angeles, California, Spanish...
Rosendo Uruchurtu performs "El Charro," recorded by Charles Lummis in Los Angeles, Calif., 1904.
Topics: Spanish Songs, Wax Cylinders, Folk Music, Charles Lummis, Los Angeles, California, Folk Songs,...
Francisco Amate sings "El Tango," recorded by Charles Lummis in Los Angeles, Calif., 1904.
Topics: Spanish Songs, Folk Music, Wax Cylinders, Charles Lummis, Los Angeles, California
Luisa Villa and Rosa Villa perform "Hamaca," recorded by Charles Lummis in Los Angeles, 1904.
Topics: Spanish Songs, Wax Cylinders, Folk Songs, Spanish, Charles Lummis, Los Angeles, California, Spanish...
Turbesé Lummis sings "La Noche Esta Serena," recorded by Charles Lummis in Los Angeles, 1914.
Topics: Spanish Songs, Wax Cylinders, Folk Songs, Spanish, Charles Lummis, Los Angeles, California, Spanish...
Description : Interview with Riley Quoyavema conducted at the Southwest Museum on February 25, 1991. Mostly a discussion of Mr. Quoyavema's paintings of kachinas in the collections of the SWM in which he identifies the subjects and provides information on their roles. Mr. Quoyavema also discusses influences on his art, including Fred Kaboti, Jack Hokeah, Awa Tsireh, Tonita Pena, Julian and Maria Martinez, Nampeyo, Waldo Mootzka and former Museum director F. W. Hodge. The oral history includes...
Topics: Kachinas, Hopi Artists, Hopi Indians--Education, Hopi Indians--Rites and ceremonies, Quoyavema,...
Source: 3 Tapes of 3: 1/8 inch audio cassette
Description : Oral history with country music singer/songwriter Freddie Hart. Source : 2 Tapes of 2: MiniDV Call Number : ML521.R8 H32 2003; GLT2003-153-1 Rights : Copyrighted. Rights are owned by the Autry National Center Institute of the American West. Copyright Holder has given Institution permission to provide access to the digitized work online. Transmission or reproduction of materials protected by copyright beyond that allowed by fair use requires the written permission of the Copyright...
Topics: Popular music--United States, Popular music--California--Bakersfield, Country music, California,...
Francisco Amate sings "Pertenera," recorded by Charles Lummis in Los Angeles, Calif., 1912.
Topics: Spanish Songs, Folk Music, Wax Cylinders, Charles Lummis, Los Angeles, California
Sol Bibo sings "Song of Manuel the Navajo chief," recorded by Charles Lummis in Los Angeles, 1904. Lummis announces that this song was sung at the time of the Navajo-Mexican wars. Per the Navajo Nation Museum, this is Bibo's version of a Navajo Song, rather than an actual Navajo song. The words are incorrect, with no Navajo words, or words that are pronounced incorrectly.
Topics: Spanish Songs, Wax Cylinders, Folk Music, Charles Lummis, Los Angeles, California
Description : Oral history with Sabina Marquez, long time personal assistant and bookkeeper for Gene Autry. Source : 1 Tape of 1: MiniDV Call Number : PN2287.A9 M37 2003; GLT2003-12-1 Rights : Copyrighted. Rights are owned by the Autry National Center Institute of the American West. Copyright Holder has given Institution permission to provide access to the digitized work online. Transmission or reproduction of materials protected by copyright beyond that allowed by fair use requires the written...
Topics: Motion picture industry--California, Southern--History, Television broadcasting--California,...
Manuela Garcia sings "La Primavera," recorded by Charles Lummis in Los Angeles, 1902.
Topics: Spanish songs, Folk Songs, Spanish, Los Angeles, Charles Lummis, California, Wax cylinders, Spanish...
Sol Bibo sings "Navajo Corn Song," recorded by Charles Lummis in Los Angeles, 1904. Per the Navajo Nation Museum, this is Bibo's version of a Navajo Corn Song, rather than an actual Navajo song. The words are incorrect, with no Navajo words, or words that are pronounced incorrectly.
Topics: Spanish Songs, Wax Cylinders, Folk Music, Charles Lummis, Los Angeles, California
Adalaida Kamp sings "El Zapatero," recorded by Charles Lummis in Los Angeles, July 21, 1904.
Topics: Spanish songs, wax cylinders, folk songs, Charles Lummis, Los Angeles, California
Jesus Rodriguez sings "El Ranchero," recorded by Charles Lummis in Los Angeles, Calif., 1904.
Topics: Spanish Songs, Wax Cylinders, Folk Music, Charles Lummis, Los Angeles, California
Description : Interviews conducted in conjunction with an exhibition celebrating the famous tramp across the continent by Charles F. Lummis, the founder of the Southwest Museum. Includes Ted Jojola from Isleta Pueblo talking about Lummis and the pueblo where he lived from 1888-1891 and Keith Lummis' remembrances of his father. Also interviewed are Bernard Fontana, Daniela Moneta, Romain Ahlstrom, Carolee Campbell, David Cameron, Lawrence Clark Powell, Mary Ellen Stiles, Don Scott Thompson, Marc...
Topics: Museums--California--Los Angeles--History, Museum directors--California--Los Angeles,...
Source: 11 Tapes of 11: 1/8 inch audio cassette
Description : An oral history interview with Chris Hillman conducted by Bryson Strauss at the Autry Museum. Covers his career in music, 1960 to present. Source : 2 Tapes of 2: 1/8 inch audio cassette Call Number : ML521.R8 H55 2002; GLT2002-156-1 Rights : Copyrighted. Rights are owned by the Autry National Center Institute of the American West. Copyright Holder has given Institution permission to provide access to the digitized work online. Transmission or reproduction of materials protected by...
Topics: Rock groups, Popular music--United States--History, Popular music--California--History, Hillman,...
Source: 2 Tapes of 2: 1/8 inch audio cassette
Description : Interviews and discussions with Bill Holm, Richard Cohn, and others, for the NEH Plains (Indians) Hall renovation grant at the Southwest Museum. Source : 32 Tapes of 32: 1/8 inch audio cassette Call Number : CA.323; CA.324; CA.325; CA.326; CA.327; CA.328; CA.329; CA.330; CA.331; CA.332; CA.333; CA.334; CA.335; CA.336; CA.337; CA.338; CA.339; CA.340; CA.341; CA.342; CA.343; CA.344; CA.345; CA.346; CA.347; CA.348; CA.349; CA.350; CA.351; CA.352; CA.353; CA.354 Rights : Copyrighted....
Topics: Holm, Bill, 1925-, Conn, Richard, Indian baskets--California, Indian baskets--Great Plains, Indian...
Source: 32 Tapes of 32: 1/8 inch audio cassette
Manuela Garcia sings "Barquillera," recorded by Charles Lummis, August 10, 1904 in Los Angeles. From the Charles Lummis Wax Cylinder Collection, Braun Research Library Collection, at The Autry.
Topics: Spanish songs, folk music, Los Angeles, Manuela Garcia, Charles Lummis, Los Angeles, Folk music,...
Pastora Abadie sings "No Me Olvides," recorded by Charles Lummis in Los Angeles, Calif., circa 1900.
Topic: Spanish Songs, Wax Cylinders, Charles Lummis, Folk Music, Los Angeles California
Description : Michael Heisley, Curator of Folklore at the Southwest Museum, conducted interviews with Chicano artists and poets active in Southern California and Mexico during the 1980s. These include the Celebracion de las Artes Mexicanas symposium in 1987 and the Chicano Poetry in California symposium held at the Southwest Museum on Oct. 21, 22, 1989. Source : 10 Tapes of 10: 1/8 inch audio cassette Call Number : MIMSY CA.91; MIMSY CA.92; MIMSY CA.93; MIMSY CA.94; MIMSY CA.95; MIMSY CA.96;...
Topics: De la Pena, Mary Helen, Pill, Albert S., Guerrero, Lalo, Guerrero, Mark, Paredes, Raymund, Soto,...
Source: 10 Tapes of 10: 1/8 inch audio cassette
Adalaida Kamp sings "La Mariposa," recorded by Charles Lummis in Los Angeles, 1904.
Topics: Spanish Songs, Wax Cylinders, Folk Songs, Spanish, Charles Lummis, Los Angeles, California, Spanish...
Charles Lummis performs the guitar accompaniment on "Pena Hueca," recorded by Charles Lummis in Los Angeles, between 1900 and 1920.
Topics: Spanish songs, folk music, Los Angeles, wax cylinders, California, Folk songs, Spanish, Spanish...
Manuela Garcia sings "La Cara Negra," recorded by Charles Lummis in Los Angeles, Calif., 1904.
Topics: Spanish Songs, Wax Cylinders, Folk Music, Charles Lummis, Los Angeles, California
Manuela Garcia sings "La Magica Mujer," recorded by Charles Lummis in Los Angeles, 1904.
Topics: Spanish Songs, Wax Cylinders, Folk Songs, Spanish, Charles Lummis, Los Angeles, California, Spanish...
Francisco Amate sings "El Policia," recorded by Charles Lummis in Los Angeles, Calif., 1904.
Topics: Spanish Songs, Folk Music, Wax Cylinders, Charles Lummis, Los Angeles, California
Francisco Amate sings "Habanera Andaluza," recorded by Charles Lummis, Los Angeles, Calif., 1904.
Topics: Spanish songs, Folk Music, Wax Cylinders, Charles Lummis, Los Angeles, California
Francisco Amate sings "Canarios," recorded by Charles Lummis in Whittier, Calif., circa 1900.
Topics: Spanish songs, Charles Lummis, Folk Music, Whittier, California, Wax Cylinders
Pastora Abadie sings "La Pescadora," recorded by Charles Lummis in Los Angeles, Calif., 1904.
Topic: Spanish songs, Charles Lummis, Wax Cylinders, Folk Music, Los Angeles, California
Description : Personal history recorded by Eddie Cletro Source : 1 Tape of 1: 1/8 inch audio cassette Call Number : M1629.6.W6 C44 1996; GLT2003-134-1 Rights : Copyrighted. Rights are owned by the Autry National Center Institute of the American West. Copyright Holder has given Institution permission to provide access to the digitized work online. Transmission or reproduction of materials protected by copyright beyond that allowed by fair use requires the written permission of the Copyright...
Topics: Cowboys--West (U.S.)--Songs and music, Country music, Cletro, Eddie, 1918-2012, californiarevealed
Source: 1 Tape of 1: 1/8 inch audio cassette
Francisco Amate sings "El Zorrito" and "La Petenera," recorded by Charles Lummis in Los Angeles, Calif., 1904.
Topics: Spanish Songs, Folk Music, Wax Cylinders, Charles Lummis, Los Angeles, California
Francisco Amate sings "Jota Argonesa," recorded by Charles Lummis in Los Angeles, Calif., circa 1900.
Topics: Spanish Songs, Folk Music, Wax Cylinders, Charles Lummis, Los Angeles, California
Manuela Garcia sings "Chata Cara Bule," recorded by Charles Lummis in Los Angeles, 1911.
Topics: Spanish Songs, Wax Cylinders, Folk Songs, Spanish, Charles Lummis, Los Angeles, California, Spanish...
Nina Cram sings "Mi Pepa," recorded by Charles Lummis in Los Angeles, 1904.
Topics: Spanish Songs, Wax Cylinders, Folk Songs, Spanish, Charles Lummis, Los Angeles, California, Spanish...
Francisco Amate sings "La Gran Via," recorded by Charles Lummis in Los Angeles, Calif., 1904.
Topics: Spanish Songs, Folk Music, Los Angeles, California, Charles Lummis, Wax Cylinders
Description : An oral history interview with Johnny Grant, September 2003, at the offices of Gene Autry Entertainment. Source : 2 Tapes of 2: MiniDV Call Number : PN2287.A9 G73 2003; GLT2003-153-2 Rights : Copyrighted. Rights are owned by the Autry National Center Institute of the American West. Copyright Holder has given Institution permission to provide access to the digitized work online. Transmission or reproduction of materials protected by copyright beyond that allowed by fair use...
Topics: Grant, Johnny, Autry, Gene, 1907-1998, Motion picture industry -- United States, Oral history,...
Francisco Amate sings "Jaleo de Granada," recorded by Charles Lummis in Los Angeles, Calif., 1907.
Topics: Spanish Songs, Folk Music, Wax Cylinders, Charles Lummis, Los Angeles, California
Francisco Amate sings "Zorrito," recorded by Charles Lummis in Los Angeles, Calif., 1904.
Topics: Spanish Songs, Folk Music, Wax Cylinders, Charles Lummis, Los Angeles, California
Description : Personal history recorded by Harry Webb. Source : 7 Tapes of 7: 1/8 inch audio cassette Call Number : GV1821.B8 O73 1995; GLT96-94-1 Rights : Copyrighted. Rights are owned by the Autry National Center Institute of the American West. Copyright Holder has given Institution permission to provide access to the digitized work online. Transmission or reproduction of materials protected by copyright beyond that allowed by fair use requires the written permission of the Copyright Holder....
Topics: Wild West Shows, Webb, Harry, West (U.S.), californiarevealed
Source: 7 Tapes of 7: 1/8 inch audio cassette
Francisco Amate sings "El Sereno," recorded by Charles Lummis in Los Angeles, Calif., 1904.
Topics: Spanish Songs, Folk Music, Wax Cylinders, Charles Lummis, Los Angeles, California
Francisco Amate sings "Mas Pertenera," recorded by Charles Lummis in Los Angeles, Calif., 1904.
Topics: Spanish Songs, Folk Music, Wax Cylinders, Charles Lummis, Los Angeles, California
Francisco Amate sings "Valse de Milan," recorded by Charles Lummis in Los Angeles, Calif., 1904.
Topics: Spanish Songs, Folk Music, Wax Cylinders, Charles Lummis, Los Angeles, California
Francisco Amate sings "El Torrero Afligido," recorded by Charles Lummis in Los Angeles, Calif., 1904.
Topics: Spanish Songs, Folk Music, Wax Cylinders, Charles Lummis, Los Angeles, California
Francisco Amate sings "Jaleo," recorded by Charles Lummis in Los Angeles, Calif., circa 1900.
Topics: Spanish Songs, Wax Cylinders, Folk Music, Charles Lummis, Los Angeles, California
Description : Personal history with Dorothy Springer, in which she talks about her life, work among Indians in California, and her photographs. Source : 2 Tapes of 2: 1/8 inch audio cassette Call Number : MIMSY CA.448; MIMSY CA.449; CA.448; CA.449 Rights : Copyrighted. Rights are owned by the Autry National Center Institute of the American West. Copyright Holder has given Institution permission to provide access to the digitized work online. Transmission or reproduction of materials protected...
Topics: Klyver, Craig, Barton, Cheryl, Emee, Larry, Indians of North America--California,...
Source: 2 Tapes of 2: 1/8 inch audio cassette
Manuela Garcia sings "Las Pulgas Morelia," recorded by Charles Lummis in Los Angeles, 1904.
Topics: Spanish Songs, Wax Cylinders, Folk Music, Charles Lummis, Los Angeles, California
Pastora Abadie sings "Sueno de Boda Pastora," recorded by Charles Lummis in Los Angeles, Calif., 1904.
Topics: Spanish Songs, Folk Music, Wax Cylinders, Charles Lummis, Los Angeles, California
Francisco Amate sings "Quiero Saber Si Me Quieras," recorded by Charles Lummis in Los Angeles, Calif., 1908.
Topics: Spanish Songs, Folk Music, Wax Cylinders, Charles Lummis, Los Angeles, California
Francisco Amate sings "El Peteneros," recorded by Charles Lummis in Los Angeles, Calif., 1904.
Topics: Spanish Songs, Folk Music, Wax Cylinders, Charles Lummis, Los Angeles, Californi
Francisco Amate sings "Perico," recorded by Charles Lummis in Los Angeles, Calif., 1907.
Topics: Spanish Songs, Folk Music, Wax Cylinders, Charles Lummis, Los Angeles, California
Francisco Amate sings "Mock Mass," recorded by Charles Lummis in Los Angeles, Calif., 1905.
Topics: Spanish Songs, Wax Cylinders, Folk Music, Charles Lummis, Los Angeles, California
Francisco Amate sings "Pastor," recorded by Charles Lummis in Los Angeles, Calif., circa 1900.
Topics: Spanish Songs, Folk Music, Wax Cylinders, Charles Lummis, Los Angeles, California
Francisco Amate sings "Gaviotas," recorded by Charles Lummis in Los Angeles, Calif., 1908.
Topics: Spanish songs, Folk Music, Los Angeles, California, Charles Lummis, Wax Cylinders
Francisco Amate sings "Pastor Enamorados," recorded by Charles Lummis in Whittier, Calif., 1904.
Topics: Spanish Songs, Folk Music, Charles Lummis, Whittier, California
Francisco Amate sings "Tropa Espanola," recorded by Charles Lummis in Los Angeles, Calif., 1904.
Topics: Spanish Songs, Folk Music, Wax Cylinders, Charles Lummis, Los Angeles, California
Pastora Abadie sings "La Semana," recorded by Charles Lummis in Los Angeles, Calif., 1904.
Topics: Spanish Songs, Wax Cylinders, Charles Lummis, Folk Music, Los Angeles, California
Manuela Garcia sings "Barquillera," recorded by Charles Lummis, between 1900 and 1915.
Topics: Spanish songs, California, Music, Manuela Garcia, wax cylinders, Folk Songs, Spanish, Spanish...
Description : Personal history recorded by David Dortort Source : 2 Tapes of 2: 1/8 inch audio cassette Call Number : PN1992.8.W4 D67 2005; IAL.0093 AUTRY Rights : Copyrighted. Rights are owned by the Autry National Center Institute of the American West. Copyright Holder has given Institution permission to provide access to the digitized work online. Transmission or reproduction of materials protected by copyright beyond that allowed by fair use requires the written permission of the Copyright...
Topics: Western television programs, Bonanza (Television program), The High Chaparral (Television program),...
Source: 2 Tapes of 2: 1/8 inch audio cassette
Francisco Amate sings "El Testamento," recorded by Charles Lummis in Los Angeles, Calif., 1904.
Topics: Spanish Songs, Folk Music, Wax Cylinders, Charles Lummis, Los Angeles, California
Description : Interviews are part of the Naciemento projects which documented how people of Hispanic descent are continuing on family traditions here in the Southern California. This was eventually developed into a larger project with Michael Heisley and resulted in a book and exhibition at the Southwest Museum. Source : 10 Tapes of 10: 1/8 inch audio cassette Call Number : CA.550; CA.551; CA.552; CA.553; CA.554; CA.555; CA.556; CA.557; TAPE.140; TAPE.141 Rights : Copyrighted. Rights are owned...
Topics: Mexican Americans--California--Los Angeles--Social life and customs, Mexican...
Source: 10 Tapes of 10: 1/8 inch audio cassette
Description : Stan Spero was Gene Autry's marketing director at Golden West Broadcasting. Source : 2 Tapes of 2: 1/8 inch audio cassette Call Number : PN2287.A9 S64 2002; GLT2002-221-1 Rights : Copyrighted. Rights are owned by the Autry National Center Institute of the American West. Copyright Holder has given Institution permission to provide access to the digitized work online. Transmission or reproduction of materials protected by copyright beyond that allowed by fair use requires the...
Topics: Television broadcasting--California, Southern--History, Motion picture industry--California,...
Source: 2 Tapes of 2: 1/8 inch audio cassette
Pastora Abadie sings "Levantate Nina," recorded by Charles Lummis in Los Angeles, Calif., 1904.
Topics: Spanish Songs, Folk Music, Wax Cylinders, Charles Lummis, Los Angeles, California
Francisco Amate sings "Desaymo," recorded by Charles Lummis, Los Angeles, Calif., October 30, 1904.
Topics: Spanish songs, Folk Music, Los Angeles, California, Charles Lummis, Wax Cylinders
Rosendo Uruchurtu sings "La Copa de Veneno," recorded by Charles Lummis in Los Angeles, 1904.
Topics: Spanish folk songs, Los Angeles, Charles Lummis, California, Wax cylinders, Spanish Americans,...
Manuela Garcia or Francisco Amate sing "Ven Nina Conmigo Al Mar," recorded by Charles Lummis in Los Angeles, 1904.
Topics: Spanish songs, Folk Music, Wax Cylinders, Charles Lummis, Los Angeles, California
Francisco Amate sings "Marianita," recorded by Charles Lummis in Los Angeles, Calif., 1904.
Topics: Spanish Songs, Folk Music, Wax Cylinders, Charles Lummis, Los Angeles, California
Description : Panels and interviews with attendees at the Plains Hall Project Planning Conference, October 24-25, 1991. Source : 7 Tapes of 7: 1/8 inch audio cassette Call Number : CA.410, CA.411, CA.412, CA.413, CA.414, CA.415, CA.416 Rights : Copyrighted. Rights are owned by the Autry National Center Institute of the American West. Copyright Holder has given Institution permission to provide access to the digitized work online. Transmission or reproduction of materials protected by copyright...
Topics: Museums--California--Los Angeles--History, Indians of North America--Material culture, Southwest...
Source: 7 Tapes of 7: 1/8 inch audio cassette
Francisco Amate sings "El Hortelano Orgulloso," recorded by Charles Lummis, in Los Angeles, Calif., 1904.
Topics: Spanish songs, Folk Music, Wax Cylinders, Charles Lummis, Los Angele, California
Francisco Amate sings "La Mayordona," recorded by Charles Lummis in Los Angeles, Calif., 1904.
Topics: Spanish Songs, Folk Music, Wax Cylinders, Charles Lummis, Los Angeles, California
Francisco Amate sings "Mock Mass," "Marianita," and "Pastor," recorded by Charles Lummis in Los Angeles, Calif., circa 1900.
Topics: Spanish Songs, Folk Music, Wax Cylinders, Charles Lummis, Los Angeles, California
Francisco Amate sings "Hortelano," recorded by Charles Lummis, in Los Angeles, Calif., circa 1900.
Topics: Spanish songs, Folk Music, Wax Cylinders, Charles Lummis, Los Angeles, California
Sol Bibo sings either "El Celoso" or "Voz Del Desierto," recorded by Charles Lummis in Los Angeles, California, 1904.
Topics: Spanish songs, Wax cylinders, Folk Music, Charles Lummis, Los Angeles, California
Manuela Garcia sings " Oye mujer," recorded by Charles Lummis in Los Angeles, 1904.
Topics: Spanish folk songs, Los Angeles, Charles Lummis, California, Wax cylinders, Spanish Americans,...
Francisco Amate sings "Mock Mass," recorded by Charles Lummis in Los Angeles, Calif., 1905.
Topics: Spanish songs, Wax Cylinders, Folk Music, Charles Lummis, Los Angeles, California
